The icy chill of looming rain is nothing compared to the cold fire of vengeance. The Summer Bay community is consumed by grief after the heroic, tragic death of Theo, who sacrificed himself to save David’s daughters. But while the mourners bow their heads, a storm of retribution is brewing, ready to erupt.

The Vow of Vengeance

For David, the tears have dried up. The pain of losing his wife, coupled with the near-fatal attack on his daughters by the ruthless Councillor Wendell, has transformed David into a man with one sole purpose: to hunt Wendell down and make him pay .

Wendell, the author of all this heartbreak, has vanished like a ghost. All David and Senior Constable Cash have is a single credit card transaction following Theo’s death. While David is consumed by obsession, Cash, just back from his honeymoon, realizes a chilling truth: the killer couldn’t resist seeing the destruction he caused.

The Fatal Ambush

Cash’s hunch was a gut-punch: Wendell would show up at Theo’s funeral.

And he was right!

The next morning, as mourners quietly gathered under the grim sky, David and Cash were staked out. Then David spotted him—Wendell, sitting in his car, silently watching.

Instantly, the scene exploded!

The frantic chase erupted in a screech of tires, as Wendell peeled away, dragging David and Cash into a high-speed pursuit through the narrow streets. The hunt quickly left the town behind and barreled into the wild bushland.

A Confrontation Soaked in Blood

Determined not to let his prey slip away, a breathless and furious Cash made a desperate move. He lunged, tackling Wendell around the waist in a frantic, split-second take-down.

Just when it seemed over and justice was about to be served, Wendell showed his true colours. He delivered a brutal strike to Cash’s face, broke free from the policeman’s grasp, and vanished into the dense trees. Cash lay on the ground, bleeding, his failure agonizingly clear.

Now, one burning question haunts David and the viewers: Will the killer counselor escape justice once more? Or will this be the day David is forced to end the nightmare himself , even if it means sacrificing his own soul?